When you get ready to go on a trip, remember to check your suitcase and applications on your iPad. Now that the holidays are coming, we will prepare a list for you with various free apps that can be very useful, even get you out of trouble.
- TripAdvisor. Start your trip choosing accommodation with the help of recommendations and photos shared by other travelers. More than 60 million reviews so you don't get any unpleasant surprises.
- foursquare. With this application you can mark and comment on the places you visit but, above all, it gives you access to the opinions of its more than 20 million users. When you do not know a city, nothing better than this application to know which are the most recommended places to visit.
- Yelp. A great help to find anything you may need: restaurants, gas stations, pharmacies ... You can define your searches by neighborhood, distance, price or even hours, if you need to find a business open at untimely hours.
- 700 city maps. The main advantage of this application is that it does not need an internet connection. Now you can wander through any of the great cities of the world without fear of getting lost.
- XE Currency Converter. If you travel outside the euro zone, you will appreciate an application like this to be able to calculate the exchange rate of more than 180 currencies.
- Wi-Fi Finder. Thanks to this application you can find Wi-Fi connection points, in many cases free in 144 countries around the world. Updated information to stay connected wherever you are.
- there is Traffic Lite. If you travel by car, an application that allows you to find the least saturated routes will save you a lot of valuable vacation time. For the large cities of Spain, it also gives information on the state of urban traffic.
- flight aware. In case you travel by plane, FlightAware keeps you informed of the real-time status of your flight, being able to access both by flight number, and by route or airport.
- Language Translator. You can generate a basic translation through this tool based on Google Translate, with the advantage that you don't even need to identify the source language.